Elijah Blue Allman's estranged wife is pursuing Cher for allegedly “throwing her son into a lock-down facility” in Mexico just months before filing for guardianship.
Mariangela King has accused the “Believe” singer and her family of Allman's care, including that Cher allegedly “kidnapped” her son and kept him in a “locked cage” in order to get him into rehab. exclusively told Page Six that it “historically excluded” her from the decision. Instead of a “legal and ethically operated” facility.
“I have always been an advocate for the sobriety community and Elijah's sobriety. …What I cannot tolerate is an institution that excludes me (my wife) from Elijah's treatment and hope for recovery,” King said in a statement. Stated.
“I will not tolerate ad hoc, unethical, fraudulent rehabilitation practices that take advantage of families in desperate situations and seek to defraud insurance companies for services that are not provided.”
King, 36, also told Allman, 47, in October that she “wasn't OK.” In October, she was “forced” to “participate in alternative medicine,” which resulted in Allman being “made to sleep in a locked cage with six other people.”
The musician known as Queenie King also denied having “enabled” Allman's drug abuse, saying she has “never suffered from any form of substance abuse, mental health or addiction issues.” insisted.
A representative for Mr. King said the “She Wants to Kill Me” singer wanted to privately resolve Mr. Allman's substance abuse issues before Mr. Cher, 77, filed for sole conservatorship. added.
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“And despite a clear pattern of habitual robbery and repeated undermining that existed throughout their 10-year marriage, Mrs. King cared for her husband and “We completely deny any speculation that he is incapable of leading a sound medical or financial life and will make decisions on his behalf,” the rep added.
King, who has been married to Allman for 10 years, said she found the conservatorship “very disturbing” and that her family appreciated her years of silence on private matters. I believed that I was deaf.
“Instead, her silence was mistakenly perceived as weakness,” the spokesperson said.
A representative for Mr. Scheer did not immediately respond to Page Six's request for comment.
In her request for guardianship of her son, Cher claims that her son is unable to properly manage himself and his financial affairs due to substance abuse.
Documents obtained by Page Six further elaborate on Cher's concerns: “The funds distributed to Elijah were quickly spent on drugs, leaving Elijah with no assets to support himself. “And Elijah's life will be in danger.”
In her filing, Cher said Allman, whose father was the late musician Gregg Allman, had an annual income of $120,000 and was entitled to receive periodic distributions from a trust established by his father for his benefit. “There is,” he said.
Mr. Scheer also noted that the value of Elijah's personal property is estimated at zero.
